Commercial plumbing
Commercial plumbing for Etobicoke businesses and buildings
Restaurants on The Queensway, plazas on Dixon and Kipling, clinics, offices and residential towers along the lake: we keep their drains running, their water safe and their washrooms open.
- Restaurant grease interceptors and kitchen lines
- Commercial jetting and sewer camera inspection
- Backflow preventer testing and installation
- Work scheduled before open or after close
- Licensed, insured trade work (details confirmed when you call)
- Diagnosis before anything is cut
- Emergency calls taken
- Etobicoke and the west end
Plumbing for systems, not single fixtures
Commercial plumbing is less about one fixture and more about the system: a main that serves many units, a stack shared by a dozen kitchens, a water service with a backflow device the city expects to be tested. Downtime costs money, so planning matters as much as the repair.
- We arrive with the right equipment for larger lines, work around your hours, and leave written notes for owners, managers and boards.
Commercial services
Restaurant grease interceptors
Interceptor cleaning, kitchen line jetting and new or resized interceptors for food service.
Commercial drain jetting
Jetting of mains, stacks and floor drains with camera footage to back up what we find.
Backflow preventer testing
Testing, rebuilding and installing RP and double check assemblies on commercial water services.
Multi-unit and condo buildings
Stacks, risers, shut-offs and in-suite repairs for condos, rentals and townhouse complexes.
Offices and retail units
Flush valves, sensor faucets, kitchenettes and small water heaters in offices, clinics and shops.
Landlords & property managers
Tenant calls, unit turnovers, preventive drain work and written reports for managed properties.
Who we work for
- Takeout counters, cafés and full-service restaurants
- Offices, clinics, salons and retail units
- Plazas and mixed-use blocks
- Condo boards and superintendents
- Rental apartment owners and property managers
- Schools, places of worship and community buildings
Steps for a commercial call-out
Call with the details
Building type, the problem, how many units or fixtures are affected and when we can get in.
Plan around your hours
Before open, after close or on a weekend, with shut-downs agreed in advance.
Find and fix
Camera, jetter or test gauge as needed, with the repair explained before it starts.
Leave a record
Dated notes, photos and footage for owners, managers, boards and inspectors.